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From: twiss@stolaf.UUCP (Thomas S. Twiss)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: The Glorious Return of Yes???
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Date: Sat, 21-Jan-84 16:59:39 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 21 16:59:39 1984
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How many other former Yes fans are disappointed in the return of a once
good band.  Although I think Yes put out some insipid tripe in some of
their earlier albums (along with some masterpieces, too), I never once
lost respect for their originality.  Even if I didn't like a particular
work, I always appreciated it because it was different.  This band had a
comparitively miniscule audience which proves that they almost NEVER
pandered to the desires of their audience.
	But what about this new album?  Is there any doubt that they have
sold their souls to the pop music spirit??  I guess I'd rather see Yes
have a hit single than other groups, but I still can't help being
disappointed.

					Tom Twiss
				...!ihnp4!stolaf!twiss
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P.S.  Where did they get that incredibly mindless Journey-like guitarist?